Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, June 22, 1933, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE » ¡OLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 2 i, 1933 association have dclaKed compli and the four-hour shift w ill not he ance with terms of the act. Pledged a sinecure. Io use iieacahle measures, I hey Colipy is not u novice on the await your action In their behalf.** Rogue having n|M>raled a dredge Miss Bernice Cook cut her leg on the river years ago. lie believes severely while fishing in the river that there is lots of the yellow Three Chamber» Plan Way last week. metal In Ihe river and is equipping to Save Crater Timber the dredge with Ihe latest machin Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott from ery, Ihe weight of which w ill he Knots creek were visiting Mr. and Representatives of Grunts Pass. Mrs. It. E. Cook Saturday. Association Write» Letter Ashland and Medford civic bodies over two tons when located. ITie machinery Is all unloaded on Ihe Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Robinson of J. a . Thomason left for Berkeley. Miss Zelda Smith spent the week to Governor Meier Asking and Chambers of Commerce me; hanks of the river awaiting Ihe com Ashland were here Sunday visiting California, Kriday evening where Weilncsudv in Medford Io coiifel pletion of Ihe barge. Some ten men end with friends in Medford. for Relief Dick Robinson. . lie w ill attend summer school. on a joint southern Oregon drivi complete Ihe erew for Ihl» under Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Merriman for the preservation of Ihe stand taking and Ihe barge w ill he moved Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hayes of PI u h - Sybil W alker started to summer spent Sunday at K ish Lake. lug timber on the Crater Laki as the river hrrf is worked. Actual nix were visiting friends here Sun- „rhool in Ashland Munday. She w ill Active opposition to the Motor highway between Prospect am' Geo. Hammersly went to the R. day. operations w ill be started In about attend for 6 week». Transportation Act which was the park boundary. A. mine at Applegate Tuesday. ten day». Mr. and Mrs. J. C. W alker were l»«»»vd by the Oregon legislature This forest on Ihe Crater Laki John Turpin came Kriday for an Dora Smith is ill at her home extended visit w ith his cousin. Mrs. business callers in Grants Pass ,b *s spring, is being taken by ail road was threatened early last this week. Saturday. assoeial on of private Iruek owners, »prlng w hrn the lumber company Minnie Eddings. known us the Truck Owners* and owning it was forced by conlrac Billy Stopleton of Oakland, Cal Mary Force is spending this week Gus Newbury, Medford attorney. Klinners* Protective association,»0:1 Io cut and fill spring orders. .* ifornia is here visiting Curtis Park at Table Rock with her cousin. was a business caller in Gold H ill n,e grounds that the luw is ex- number of cities of southern Ore er. Margaret I.ewis. Monday evening. FROM OUR FILES ccedingly damaging to their bud gon, led by the Grunts Pass Chain Chas. Avena of Sacramento, is Connmitree, Immed ately Mr. and Mi's. Bud Snyder return 26 Years Ago Mrs. Chas Reek and daughter E l ceedingly unfair to the small op her of building on his property across the ed from Cly Klum, Washington len of Grants Pass are spending ciulor, and that it w ill not n il» protested (lie action and 1 larn' river. Kriday with Mrs. Snyder’s daughter this week here with Mr. ami Mrs. Hu* revenue wh'ch Ihe legislatun their claims before a state board hopes. From the (.old Hi!! S ew s A special culled meeting of high II. K. Drake. Mrs. Welch and sister Miss Bertha Effie Patton. of June 21, 1907. As the law w iil af.’eel 1. any truck way und forestry officials, ill will. I Myers of Central Point were the Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blankenburg. Lois C imeron und Mrs. Daisy owners In this vicinity, we are Governor Julius L. Meier was pres guests of Mrs. Jim Chisholm. Sun- Mr an,t Mrs< E p Blankenburg and Gilchrist were Medford callers publishing extracts from a I tier m l. failed lo form tiny satisfactory C. Coppir ( f Sums Valley, has day. Wally Iverson made a trip to Crater Tuesday. June Moore, Jim Chish- » ¡U le n by the association Io Gov agreement und the mailer has been -old fifteen acres of his pro|ierly Kails and other ohn. Billy and Aletha Belts were in rrno r Meier, asking that lie call a in bacyunce for several weeks. in that district, lo George llaycs of Mrs. Wm. Kinney and Mrs. Lake, Klamath Medford Monday. special session to repeal toe law, Th tentative plan considered by Wiislt nglon. Mr. Coppie is now Ernest Reinking returned Kriday Southern Oregon points Sunday. he grunt “ m o ra to riu m on the southern Oregon men Wednes slopping in Ashland and is con from Portland where they have Mr. and Mrs. Soren Christensen Advertise your Spring Fryers in i i.nd l“ 1 that ne been for about Iw o weeks. of Gold H ill are Ihe parents of a The Gold H ill News. A shortage hits I *!'* collection of fees . assessed by day w ill ra il for a I rude to Ihe templating moving li California. Rogue River I. u iii I mt company, Stone and baby boy, weighing eight pounds, been reported in this vicinity, and , * . ,U1’ ’ Ihe legislature acts. Mr. and Mrs. Fred «•’.* n rs of the Crater Luke hl"h- Work nl the C. S, Lode, an Water 13 ounces, born Monday morning your early fryers w ill bring a good * [ , ' 1 ,'.c “,W *nClU,,,‘ : daughter Netty, and Mr. and Mrs. at the Sacred Heart hospital in Med- price. 1 ,,e bHI * " » ,u'- i '*•"> Umber. 11 portion of stale own Gulch, is prog'easing rupldly un Ernest W ardrip of Medford were forj clslvelv defeated by voters of Ore» ■ d forest land fur the Pro»pect-park der Ihe supervision of D. II. Cheney. visiting at Myrtle creek Sunday. They are now in a distance of 775 boundary forest. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis G. Matthews of gon id the last general election, Applegate and and Arthur Arthur Iverson Iverson of of An earlier attempt hail been made l< el and arc running in 11 first rlass Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Blankenburg J. W. Lewis went to to Martinez, Martinez. Applegate T |u. iIC|, e ffe c tiv e July 1 .1933 of Esmond. S. D., who have visited California. Monday w ith a load of Medford spent Sundav in Gold H ill w |||. beciius • of string-ill .mil orbi- In trade federal land lo Ihe limber body of orc. Tw o crews are em company, bill arrangement was ployed. at the R. E. Blankenburg home the cement for the Beaver Portland visiting their mother Mrs. C. l_ Dus- trary requirements and excessive past three weeks, left Tuesday Cement Co. Maxine Musty of Cen- euberry. Mrs. Matthews is s|H*nding license and fee rcqulremnta, make said 1« he unsatisfactory to Wash Darling and Pennlnger arc now il impossible for trucks owned by Ington. D. C.. official». morning for Southern California Irnl Point is staying w ith Mrs. Lew- a week here visiting. small private operators to continue Mrs. Honey mun. secretary of the on an equal with any of the other where they w ill visit a few days be- is during his absence. Mr un)| C,-U(le shaV(.r fore returning to the middlewest. Medford visitors Saturday were daughter of Grants Pass moved in business . . . About 10000 of the s '-'e organization for the preserva- livery men of Southern Oregon. On 24,000 small trucks w ill be forced Hon of roadside beauty wus In Sunday afternoon they received a Beginning today (Thursday) the Mrs. John Sutton, Roberta Mullin, hack to Gold H ill Wednesday. Mr. out of business, the association be- 1 Gold H lil this spring while on a new 22 horse power lluick auto Southern Pacific passenger train Linsley Dorman. Miss Olive Turner. Shaver w ill assisl Ids brother. lieve». 1 visit lo Medford in ihe interest» o f I mobile from the Hodson Garage of No. 329, “the Oregonian” w ill arrive Mrs. Joe Blair, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Woodrow, in operating Ihe local The letter further »titles: ! preserving Ihe Crater laike route Medford, and are now running it In at 7:44 a. m.. or twenty-five minutes Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lance,; barbar shop. Claude had been work- "In addition lo causing a loss of limber. The local garden club went connection with their other livery earlier than before. No other Mrs. Tom Smith. Ruth Lance, Mild ing at Ihe Del Bogue shop in hundreds of thousands of dollars , »11 record nl that lime as favoring business in this city. changes in train service have been red Smith. Mrs. Alva W alker. Mrs. I Grants Pass. lo gasoline companies, garage«. | any action that might he taken. Hugh Hayes and Delos W alker. announced at this lime. A. E. Kellogg has sold his stock ------------—......... , ■, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clements ami truck sales, lire service, Iruck mort-1 i of furniture to A. L. Harvey, who 'ia m ily , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haider- gage holders and allied businesses. ' W ill Pump Gold ness and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl tills law affords a complete monop- F p n m R n a tm R iv e r w ill hereafter handle a full line of [ furniture in connection with her Routh and son Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. oly of Irghw ay transportation In ; • -lock of hardware. Mr. Kellogg w ill Tom Robinson, Laverne Wnlker, ; favor of tlie railroads and large | Pumping gold out of the Rogue deni exclusively with pninls mid Yvonne Qnackenbush and Busier Iruck lines now listed as Common River is the experiment lo be tried oils and wall paper. He w ill he lo Mullin had a picnic Sunday after- j C arriers. noon at Ihe spring near Hie Bull O* "This monopoly w ill cost the in about I cii days by C. K. Coliply rated on the south side in Hie old the Woods mine. 1 people of this stale vast sums thru and P. 11. Lynch, of Seattle, who Raily hull. i . . . . . 1 increased freight costs and added are assembling equipment for this Laura Mae Ross was the hostess , , , . _, ... . t'nclc Billy Runnels and his good , . . , . .... .. charges for fuel and other specific purpose on Hie hanks of Hie river ¡of a party at her home Friday aft- j |(clns nt Alnieda. says Ihe Grants Pass wife moved lo Central Point on irnoon. Her guests were Winona ' C.'‘( -omnluni, ies rcnlo, e frnni ri|il. Courier. Monday und w ill make their future Dungey, Yvonne Qnackenbush. A r- , fa<. „ „ |es n((W en(|cll, ,,pon They are building a barge home in thut place. They are pio lene Cameron, Laurra.ne Force, Al- S(.rvicp wJ|| (j{> , nj|lri(lMS, , f . 10x32 on which w ilt he located a neer citizens of Gold H ill, having tbea Bells, Valentine Look, Virgin- : large powered suction pump draw lived here Just 26 years on lust Krl- ia Centers, Patricia Doran, Dorothy .................. ,. . . . . Many thousands of men depend- ing the black sand and gravel ilny. The best wishes for Ihelr fu ” ?,'"*? ,ri?'nia Bc,h R,‘T * V o ’ <*nt upon smaller units of the truck- through an A-inch hose to he dump ture wellfare from a legion of cille Smith and Frances and Phyllis ,|)g ry w ill bc , brown ou, ed inlo the sluice boxes on the friend', in Ibis locality go with them 0M * of employment. Al this time, f)re- deck. The most modern gold-saving to their new home. A large group of people enjoyed a K<m already fares u hud unemploy- devices w ill lie rquipi>ed lo handle 75 yards of gravel per hour. There is a strong effort being picnic al the mouth of Galls creek nient problem." The unique feature of Ihe under- made on the part of a few enter Sunday evening. Those who at- The act is so drastic, the letter tended were Mn and Mrs. continues, lhal ils prim ary purpose j taking is that the hose intake w ill prising citizens of Grants Pass lo George Hammersly and Jeanne, raise funds for slate highway dr- ' he directed by a regular deep sea prove thaï Rogue River Is navig Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gorham, partaient requirements 1» defeated, j diver. Coliply, Lynch and Iw o of able at that po’nt. Interested par Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson This art purposed that trucks op- I Ihelr associates are working In ties are preparing lo ship eight and Creighton, Mrs. Aletha Robbins ending in Oregon should provide lour hour shifts one man w ill be al lens o f mining equipment down Hie E. T. HAM, Prop. and Elaine, Mrs. May Logan and i about $3,927.636.00, or 45 per cent j the hose intake lo direct Hie stream river for a distance of 65 miles. Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Bud F o rc e '°^ -dale highway funds. Il van ho of gravel »oing inlo the hose and [and sons. Hilly and Jack, Mr. and ' d early seen Hint Inability of a mn- removing all rocks which m gilt Married, In this city Thursday’ .Inn" 26th, Owen Woods and Miss Mrs. Raymond Thompson and child- l ° r portion of trucks to operatr clog il. The water in Ihe Rogue al the Franc'« Morelock. The contracting ren, Lyle. Roland and Patricia, Mr. w ill seriously cut down Ihe total and Mrs. Rob Hayes of Phoenix. Mr. revenue monies required for state present time is about 11 feet deep parlies are well known young peo and Mrs. Earl Moore and Yvonne. purposes in the highway program. hut within a few weeks It is ex ple of this city. The hride Is Ihe In closing the association said. pected lo drop lo seven or elRhl daughter of Judge J. R. R. More- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Slcphensen and Relieving that this act is unjust feet hut svith Ihe swift current a lock and was raised from childhood Shirley of Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. f George Haff. Ethel Olson. Mrs. Etta and inusfferahle, members of this ' diver must be securely anchored I in this city. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Earl God ding of Phoenix. MJB COFFEE KELLOGGS PEP Mrs. Jim Chisholm spent Monday in Central Point w ith her mother. • Mrs. Welch. pœZ Haggcnings. TRUCK MEN OPPOSE TAX Ancient History Ham's Grocery and Market Groceries and Fresh Meats Specials for Saturday 1-lb. can.................... 30c VAN CAMP HOMINY Large can ............... 10c 3 package» ............. 25c come E ffective July 15 CALUMET BAKING POWDER 2 1-2 lb. can ........... 59c PINEAPPLE Whole Slice» Large can ............... 17c QUAKER PU FFED RICE 2 package» ........ .. 25c GREEN TEA 1-2 lb. package ..... 20c Processor» Tax To Be TOMATO JUICE 3 c a n s ........................ 25c FELDMAN’S I NAPTHA SOAP CERTO 10 bar» .................... 45c 2 bottle» ................... 49c W ord has been received by local merchants lhal the Processors Tax. recently passed, w ill go inlo effect on July loth. The items affected are tobacco, wheat, rotton, corn, hogs, rice and milk and its products. The amount of this tax on flour w ill amount to about $1.56 per bbl. but information is not available al (his time as to Hie amount of lax on the other items. The day the tax goes on, jobbers and chain stores w ill be taxed im mediately, but other retail stores w ill have 30 days to sp II before their stock is subject to the tax. Consumers w ill no doubt wish to avail themselves of Ihe lower prices at which these listed items w ill be sold between this time and the time the tax is made effective at the var ious stores. >nyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyynyyyyyuiyyyy y y yyy y yyyyt yt , M , M , u t , t , ^ v>^ w w v w < M U M M M ^ v$>t^ T a sty Id ea s for T h a t P IC N IC . . . Y our picnic menu will never lack variety if you shop at our store. H ere are a few suggestions: Baked Bean» Pickle» Peanut Butter Salmon Tuna Fish Salad Dressing Potato Chip» Sandwich Spread» Lunch Meat» Fresh Fruita and Vegetable» in Great Variety SEE «KR NEW WESSON OIL G o ld H ill S u p p ly MAYONNAISE MAKER “W here Price« Sell Quality’* Phone 8 f. A. A. WALKER We Deliver tw H W M W 5 M W U W 4 H < Attend These Home Talent Benefit Programs Baseball Club Smoker Tonight Garden Club Entertainment Friday 8:00 P. M. — ODD FELLOW HALL ROGUE RIVER AND GOLD HILL W RESTLERS AND BOXERS in Eight Matches — Admission 10c-25c 8:00 P. M. — HIGH SCHOOL GYM SOUTHERN OREGON MOVING PICTURES AND LOTS OF GOOD M USIC Admission 5c and 10c ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ....................................... “ “ “ **‘ ***~'l‘ E t ' > T n H m i n ì m ì X t t n ' m n n t U m U l l ì * )